Editorials

Although the healing of disease occupied a prominent place in the ministry of Christ Jesus, Christians ceased almost entirely to practice it about three centuries after the crucifixion.

True Satisfaction

Satisfaction varies according to the mentality of the individual.

Earning Just Rewards

The right to just compensation for labor or work was one of the first of all rights to be generally recognized.

Causation and Dominion

Christian Science acknowledges only one real cause, namely, Spirit, expressed in spiritual substance and effects.

A Case for Humanitarians

"A Christian Scientist is a humanitarian; he is benevolent, forgiving, long-suffering, and seeks to overcome evil with good.

Fearless Love

A Clearer comprehension of divine Love, a wider, purer, more constant receptivity to good — in other words, greater spirituality — is the vital need of the human race.
Christ Jesus healed the sick and the sinning through spiritual understanding, and the early Christian church did the same for upwards of three hundred years; but after that, spiritual healing practically ceased.

Evangelizing the Human Self

"What must I do to be saved?

The Christ and the Comforter

For a long time before the birth of Jesus, the people of his race had expected an advent or coming to which they had given the name Messiah or Christ.

Drawing Near to God

The Psalmist wrote, "It is good for me to draw near to God: I have put my trust in the Lord God, that I may declare all thy works.

Man, not God

Frequent objections to Christian Science are its denial that any form of matter is real and its denial that Jesus was God.

Our Inheritance

Christian Scientists are profoundly grateful for the revelation of God and His creation which has come to them through Christian Science.